Schiel retired in August after serving 13 years as trades supervisor. His duties included supervising skilled trades employees in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, welding and pest control, as well as working with park superintendents on various projects.

“Bill has always led by example and played a central role in serving the Precinct 4 community,” said Commissioner R. Jack Cagle. “We all appreciate the vegetables, especially the fresh peppers, Bill provides us. We chose to name the range after him because of his dedication to Precinct 4’s parks and his skill in archery. After he tried bow hunting in 1998, he never used a rifle to hunt again. He’s truly a unique person that I’ve been honored to work with the past few years.”

Schiel joined Precinct 4 in 1989 as a caretaker at Spring Creek Park before becoming the first park manager at Burroughs Park. In his time as a Precinct 4 employee, Schiel served under three different commissioners and has worked at Mercer, Meyer, Burroughs and Spring Creek parks.

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Bill plans to spend his retirement hunting, gardening, and spending time with his family.

Located at Spring Creek Park’s east end, the quarter-acre archery range opened earlier in April and features 10 lanes reaching from 10 to 50 yards for beginner- to expert-level archers. The range also includes a berm, shed and nearby parking area for visitors.